Business Models and Franchises

Business models are key to a new  global marketing strategy. The Fast Track Program build business models and franchises for small and home based business owners.  It certifies a special class of models used exclusively for equity funding. These certified business models are built in Small Business Development Incubators, (SBDIs) at the request of concept owners and/or investors. In the post Internet boom-era, developing a business model around your concept is the best ways for a start-up business venture to obtain venture capital funding. Entrepreneurs seeking venture funding with third party verified business models with performance records, stands a better chance at attracting venture capital.  The investment community now gives a business venture less than three years to show a profit. Therefore, a successful business model or franchise must be built on a growth platform where it can receive additional assistance when needed and help is always at their fingertips.

An entrepreneur with a business model or franchise is the first choice of public and private funding managers. Merrill Lynch, the investment brokerage house is now funding ideas originating from its more than 70,000 employees. They selected Arthur Anderson Consulting as their incubator development team to build these third party business models for the project. However, the average small business owner cannot afford to enroll their business venture into the Anderson Incubator Program. What the Merrill program signaled was that there is a shortage of good business models that can be turned into Initial Public Offering (IPO) for Wall Street, and other stock exchange around the world.

Business models and franchises are the building foundation for the National and International Fast Track Business Development Program. Distributorship Model and franchises are the only business opportunities allowed in our business opportunity network.

Certified Business Models

Third party verified business models and franchises are built exclusively for equity funding. Certified businesses models are differ from other regular business models, because they have an investment and growth strategy built into platform and a commitment to help secure equity funding.

In the old economy, the venture capital community only invested in companies that have a seven-year track record or more.  Sometimes it took decades to grow a business venture worthy of Wall Street investors and then they could pick and choose. However, all investment rules have changed, the Internet created such wealth for investors, that they are willing to invest in any ventures that have a high growth potential and a proven performance record. With both regional and common markets now forming around the world only businesses that can be independently duplicated will be allowed to participate. In the present climate where local and national government agencies are teaming with the private sector, to identify small businesses in urban and rural areas with the ability to expand rapidly. Government agencies are providing equity and technical dollars to assist this business where they can have a chance to compete in the new global marketplace.